Continuing Professional Development
CPD Programs for CICC & Law Society Members in Canada
Since 2012, CPD HOUSE is one of the major online Continuing Education and Professional Development Providers for Legal Professionals in Canada
EPE Prep. General Information & Exam TracksWelcome to the Can-College O/A CPD House Support Center. Our simulation environment is built to exactly mirror the rigorous, high-stakes nature of the CICC Entry-to-Practice (EPE) and RISIA exams. To help you navigate our platform and policies, we have compiled answers to the most common questions from our candidates.
How to Update or Change a Mock Exam Tier or Level within the LMS systemGeneral Information & Exam TracksQ: What is the CCEC Exam Simulation Platform?
Q: Which CICC licensing tracks do you offer simulations for?
Eligibility & Document VerificationQ: Who is eligible to register for these mock exams?
Q: What documents are required to prove my eligibility?
Q: How long does the verification process take?
Pricing, Access Tiers & UpgradesQ: What is the difference between the Free Trial and Paid Mock Exam tiers?
Q: I have already registered for the Free Trial. Do I need to upload my documents again to upgrade to a Paid Tier?
Special Member Programs & DiscountsQ: I am an active CPD House Bundle Registrant preparing for my IRB Specialization. Do I need to verify my eligibility?
Q: I am a licensed member mentoring a student. Is there a discount I can offer them?
Extensions, Refunds & Security PoliciesQ: Can I get a refund if I only use one attempt or change my mind?
Q: My official CICC test date was deferred. Can I get an extension on my 90-day access?
Q: Am I allowed to print the mock exam questions or share my account with my study group?
Platform Access & TimelinesHow long do I have access to my mock exams?
Can I get an extension if I fail my CICC exam attempt?
Taking the Mock ExamsHow many times can I attempt the mock exam?
Will I get new questions on each of my 4 attempts?
Does the timer pause if I need to take a break or use the washroom?
Where can I find the Test Day Data Booklet?
Technical Rules & Account SecurityCan I share my CPD House account with my study group?
Are there hardware restrictions for taking the simulation?
What items are permitted on my desk during a simulation?
Payments & RefundsWhat is your refund policy?
How do I pay my invoice?
What is the 90-day legislative cut-off rule for exams?
The 90-day legislative cut-off rule is a strict policy implemented by the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC) to ensure fairness and allow for the timely preparation of its licensing exams. Under this rule, any changes to Canadian immigration and citizenship legislation, regulations, or government policies and procedures made within 90 days prior to a scheduled exam date will not be tested. For candidates, this means that if a new law or policy comes into force during that 90-day window leading up to test day, they must ignore it for the purposes of the exam. Instead, candidates are required to base their answers on the older, pre-existing rules that were in effect exactly 90 days before their exam date. This cut-off policy applies across all CICC examinations, including the RCIC Entry-to-Practice Exam (EPE), the RISIA EPE, and the RCIC-IRB Specialization Exam. Because of this rule, candidates are strongly advised to ensure that any study materials or practice exams they use are properly aligned with the specific 90-day cut-off date for their particular testing cohort. Still have questions? Our team is here to help! If you need technical support, invoice
assistance, or help choosing the right tier, please reach out to our
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